Three Stories

Year: 1997

Runtime: 109 mins

Language: Russian

Director: Kira Muratova

CrimeComedyDrama

A man visits his schoolmate at a boiler house and convinces him to cremate the neighbour he has just killed. An orphaned girl works in a maternity‑home archive to discover the mother who abandoned her; when she meets her, she befriends her and then throws her into the sea. An aging intellectual tries to explain the “abomination of her lumpen existence” to the neighbour’s five‑year‑old daughter, who, upset for her mother, poisons him with arsenic.

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